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cooperative security: a standalone construct

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a security approach that prevents threats from forming through agreed limits on the size and posture of forces rather than deterring threats once formed.

In security studies, cooperative security refers to a security approach that prevents threats from forming through agreed limits on the size and posture of forces rather than deterring threats once formed. This meaning comes from Carter (1992) in A new concept of cooperative security.[1]

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References

  1. Carter, A. B. (1992). A new concept of cooperative security. Brookings Institution Press. ISBN 9780815781455

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